After years of pushing through exhaustion, it can feel like your creativity has vanished—like the part of you that once lit up with ideas has gone quiet. I know how discouraging it is to stare at a blank page, canvas, or project and feel nothing but emptiness. What I’ve learned is that creativity doesn’t disappear—it just gets buried under stress, fatigue, and self-doubt. With time, rest, and small steps, that spark can return. Sometimes it begins with the simplest things: noticing colors on a walk, journaling a few unfiltered thoughts, or giving yourself permission to create without pressure. Now, I hold space for others who are ready to gently reconnect with their creative side, even if it’s been years since they last felt inspired.